The Park School - Spark Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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LAWRENCE EDEN COOK BODDEN STUDENT COUNCIL 4 Vice President 4 DINING ROOM COMMITTEE 3 ATHLETIC COMMITTEE 2 COMMUNITY CHEST 3 Chairman 3 I FOREIGN STUDENT DAY COMMITTEE 4 CHORUS 1, 2, 3, 4 BOYS DISCUSSION CLUB 2,3 SOCCER 2, 3, 4 Captain 3, 4 BASKETBALL 2, 3, 4 TRACK 1, 2, 3, 4 BASEBALL 2, , BOYS' CHEERLEADING 4 Captain 4 CHESS CLUB 1 SPARK ART BOARD 3 A little spark of amalca calypsoed onto the Park School campus three years ago when Larry Bodden erupted on the scene with a smile, an accent and a shock of curly blond hair Larry has taken an effective part 1n school government, class functions, and cheerleadlng VI hlle Vice President of the Student Council, co chairman of the Senior dance, and a star as Ze Ambas sador m Of Theel Smg and Peter in Plum and Fancy, Arm has also found tlme for cheerleading and a most IFIIPFCSSIVC game of soccer Every party became even more lively because of Professor Bod den s calypso classes, his enthusiasm having made us all fans of Harry Belafonte Wlas I not always a laughing man? Dld I ever fall of ready -pests? Chairman 3 DINING ROOM COMMITTEE 1 2 3 4 PARK HARLEY COMMITTEE 3 FRESHMAN GIRLS DISCUSSION CLUB 1 GIRLS DISCUSSION CLUB 2 3 4 4,14 If Vpbf' pf? WA fkfguff Q12 WWE!!! DIANE B VI T HOCKEY 1 SOCCER 2 3 BOWLING I 2 FENCING TRACK I 2 3 SPARK LITERARY BOARD 3 CLASS SECRETARY 4 Hall to the conquerlng hero, hall to the victors valiant T e Hash ofa camel s halr coat and a blue and white scarf whlsklng around a corner A smart blue convertlble great partles Horses and riding Regular attendance at Park games Songs from all the shows on the way home Pioneer splrlt Smartly dressed Excellence in soccer A cigarette at Streeter A frlend to all You re right but to no avail Dlez What was the name you called me? and why did you go so soon? 7 ' 3 4 ' J ' ll YI L 3 1 - il ' - ' K1 ,Y ' ' KC I, - ' KK lf S 1 k . . . N W! ' IP 5 , fe ' ' ry js ,, .... , , M! X ,. JJ I D D ! Y l4 I I Y 3 ' 4 ' j y Y I , I , ' ' - ' ' ' . . . . h Ll Y ' ' Y! KI ' lf , . . . mc I ' U

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY 'I he phrase, A unlhed, fun loving class of mdlvlduals, seems to typ1fy the SCIIIOI' class XI ho w1lI soon forget the ThCSlS Party at Lucy I an Slckle s and Tommy Thesls, toboggamng partles at Sandra Houck s, New Year s eve at Dale Engllsh s, surprlse partles, where sometimes the secret was fully kept the Toot, Class Day, and Fmally graduatlon and the Graduation Dance? On the more constructive slde, the Senlor class has demonstrated 1ts abxllty to cope wlth almost any sltuatlon, from a roofing problem on Streeter to the unravellng of a most complex problem II1 Mr Chapin s seminar Interwoven amongst the demands of student government, Plazn and Fancy, classes, exams and the memorable thesis were worrles about college Boards and college admissions, just to make life mterestlng Through all thls the splrlt of the Senlor class never wavered, although sometlmes It took quite a shock to brxng the class back to normalcy One Monday, after a partlcularly rough week end, Mr Brad Chapxn paused 1n hrs lecture long enough to exclaxm, I ve never seen a bugger bunch of deadheads ln my life' Then we woke up and have been awake ever since Man w1ll never arr1ve, man wlll be always on the way It IS wrltten he shall rest, but never for on wantmg BRENDA JEAN MOLS STUDENT COUNCIL I 2 4 SPARK ART BOARD 2 3 President 4 Edltor 3 DANCE CO CHAIRMAN 2 3 HOCKEY I 2 3 4 BUILDING FUND COMMITTEE 4 BASKETBALL 1 CLASS VICE PRESIDENT 3 BASEBALL I CHORUS 1 2 3 4 IACROSSF I 2 3 FRESHMAN GIRI S DISCUSSION CI UB I ART CLUB 4 GIRLS DISCUSSION CLUB 2 3 4 IA EST I 3 Brenda, as one ofthe most llvely members of the Senior class, has partlclpated enthuslastlcally rn so many actlvltles that lt IS lmposslble even for her to remember the entire l1st at a given moment In her capacltv as Pres1dent of the Lpper School she has managed the school government w1th hlgh ldeals and with understandmg wvlth her artx cles oflNl1ddIe School news she has brought us all mto closer touch wrth the younger set of the school An mterest and talent ln art have made her not only an able lllustrator ofthe yearbook but finally Art Edltor IU her unlor year, her art Interest has also made her actively partlclpate ln the Art Club Besldes the academlc and extra currlcular pursuits, Brenda has been a loyal team member ln all sports and has played commendably on the Varsity basketball team, both as a for ward and as a guard Full of fun, Brenda often comes up with wltty remarks glvlng an accent to a sltuatlon The often mlsused words sweet, kind and frlendly apply to Brenda ln a very real sense Speakmg hls own thoughts, or what he belleved, IH so far as he knew, to be thoughts pecullar to hlmself alone 6 ' S A ' Q Y ' V Y Il ' El ' O S . ' 1 , , . , . . . . , . - p , a n n 1 S 1 v I I . . ,, . long. The sea and the wind tell him he shall be lonely, meet love, be shaken with struggle, and go ' ,Y Y Y 3 - I 1 I D ' n 21 3: 4 Y Q Y 4 4 I Y C , x . v ' T x 29 1 4 ,

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WILLIAM JOHN CRANE CHORUS 1,2, 3,4 TRACK i,1,3,4 SPARK BUSINESS BOARD 2 SOCCER 1, 1, 3, 4 BASKETBALL 1, 1 VOLLEYBALL 3, 4 While seemingly shy and reserved in the presence of people whom he doeSn't know too well, Bill Crane is the direct opposite when he is with his closest friends. His imagination, humor, appreciation of a good story, and his ability to laugh at a joke on himself make Bill a nice person to be with. Once you become true friends, Bill will stick with you through thick and thin. His interesting, objective point of view toward assignments, faculty members, vacations, sports and Social events will make Park remem ber Bill Crane for many years to Come GAIL JOSEPHINE TEGARTY STUDENT COUNCIL 3 Secretary 3 PRODUCTION COMMITTEE 2 THANKSGIVING COMMITTEF 4 SPARK ART BOARD 1 1 3 CHESS CLUB 1 2 FRESHMAN GIRLS DISCUSSION Cl UB Chairman I BADMINTON 1 2 3 TENNIS 4 BASKETBALL 1 3 MODERN DANCE 1 CHORUS 1 1 3 4 TRACK 1 FFNCING 4 Want someone who takes an interest in everyone and everythin is willing to do more than she S asked and has a sense of humor be sides? VVell then, Gall Tegarty is the one you are looking for Her sparkling and refreshing good humor as well as her intense interest in everyone have helped to pull many a weary Senior out of the doldrums Coupled with these talents Gail also has that certain something needed to quiet down a Class meeting so that some business can be accomplished Gail s intelligence and steadying hand have been felt 1n the student government, and her appropriate remarks at the right time have influenced many a decision in school affairs Gall has an equal interest in the arts and the sciences In her we have a future scientist whose capacities range even to the modern dance These are among the qualities that make Gall 'Iegarty one ofthe best liked Seniors, and when she graduates, Park will be losing a true Pioneer' Lnder the sea and out to the stars we go 8 Many things I might have said today, and I kept my mouth Shut 'W A u ' ' I yy 7 1 T4 ry rl! 1 1 S, . .. , .,. . . . Uv an